Can you match the Scottish stars to their toy action f igure?
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AS some of Scotland’s most recognisable stars of stage and screen, they’ve all been awarded a top Hollywood accolade – immortality as an action figure. The Scottish Mail on Sunday last week revealed that actor Karen Gillan is the latest celebrity from north of the Border to garner her own mini-me. In real life, stars of the screen are instantly recognisable thanks to appearances in a string of blockbusting TV series and films – but the same can’t always be said for their tiny selves.
So now The Scottish Mail on Sunday presents a challenge – can you match the star to their little lookalike? Answers below.
He remained laconic after a law career didn’t work out – and now has 300 reasons to be glad that tomorrow never dies
It’s not crawling to say this actor with the X factor has enjoyed the real Hollywood
High Life B A
You can’t teach this actress any new tricks – her career forded Riverrun and the Eyrie, as well as Red Road and Tinsel Town C D
HONEY I SHRUNK THE STAR: KAREN’S 4IN MINI-ME
Dragged live and kicking out of the jungle, he’s always carried a torch for a spot of time travel K
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A top director gave this diminutive star a ring to secure him a small but significant role in an epic trilogy
Aristocratic actress proved acting’s not just a game, with archery lessons to improve her performance in a world-wide smash fantasy series E
X marks the state of play for an actor whose stellar career left him
dancing inside F
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He’d never turn to the dark side – he’d be digging his own shallow grave
His army of fans might consider it outlandish that this action figure’s not wearing a kilt J
A very troubled bodyguard, one top politican nevertheless found this Scot a real Prince Charming
Already a cracker on the small screen, he went on to become a giant at the box-office G
BANG ON: Our report last week, above, and Karen Gillan with the action figure from her new movie Gunpowder Milkshake